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Police arrest 4 persons; recover 8 rifles, 77 grenades from border town Keran

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March 24, 2020
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Srinagar: Jammu Kashmir Police after arresting over 4 persons have managed to recover a cache of arms and ammunition in Keran area of North Kashmir’s Kupwara district.
Police sources said from past week, Sopore police arrested four persons in connection with militancy related incidents. On their questioning, a team of Special Operations Group led by a DSP rank officer in Sopore arrested a man whom sources identified as Nisar Ahmed Mir, a resident of Keran. He was arrested from Awthkol, Meeyal area of Kralpora.
Sources added that on the revelations made by the detained man, Sopore police assisted by Kupwara Police proceeded towards border town of Keran and unearthed a dump where arms and ammunition was found.
SP Sopore Javaid Iqbql said it is a big jolt to those who are keen to revive militancy in border district of Kupwara. He confirmed that from past one week at least six youth have been arrested who were working as Over Ground Workers for militants.
The official said that from the dump they recovered 8 AK assault rifles, 9 pistols, 77 grenades and over 1000 rounds.

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